This scientific article explores the relationship between the duration of rehabilitation and its effectiveness in children aged 2 to 6 diagnosed with various forms of dysplasia. The study involved 16 pediatric patients with conditions such as hip joint dysplasia and connective tissue dysplasia. Rehabilitation durations ranged from 3 to 9 months. Each child received a personalized rehabilitation plan, including physical therapy, physiotherapeutic procedures, massage, kinesitherapy, psychopedagogical support, and home-based sessions involving parents.

The findings revealed a direct correlation between the length of rehabilitation and clinical outcomes: longer and more consistent therapy led to significant improvements in motor activity, muscle tone, and coordination. In contrast, short-term interventions yielded only temporary symptom relief.

The results highlight the necessity of a staged, comprehensive approach tailored to the child's age and condition, as well as the importance of family involvement in ensuring optimal rehabilitation outcomes for young children with dysplasia.

Dysplasia, rehabilitation, duration, effectiveness, children, kinesiotherapy, physiotherapy, muscle tone, connective tissue dysplasia, hip joint dysplasia.

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